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Casio Calculator Watch CA-53WF-3BEF £19.95 + £2.95 delivery @ Casio

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Posted 26 April 2023

Casio Calculator Watch CA-53WF-3BEF £19.95 + £2.95 delivery @ Casio

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The modern classic CASIO Calculator, part of the Vintage collection, boasts convenience on the wrist, with calculations completed with 8-digit calculator. Also featuring an alarm, dual time mode, 1/100th sec stopwatch and an auto calendar. The CA-53WF-3B is black with an urban green strap and case.

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10% off on your first order for signing up.

20% off for Students with UNiDAYS.

Technical Specs

Water Resistant: Splash resistant
Accuracy: +/- 15 seconds per month
Alarm Function:

Daily Alarm: Sounds each day at the time you set,
Hourly time signal: The watch beeps every hour on the hour:Auto Calendar: Once set, the automatic calendar always displays the correct date

Band Material: Resin
Battery Life: Approximately 5 years
Calculator Function: 8 Digit Calculator
Date and Weekday Display: The current date and week day are displayed on the watch face
Dimensions: 43.2 x 34.4 x 8.2 mm
Dual Time: Simultaneous display of the current time in two different time zones.
Mute Function: The button tones on the mode button can be switched off for discreet operation. Pre-set alarm or timer functions remain active.
Resin Glass: Resistance against breaking
Stopwatch Function: Measuring Capacity: 24 hours, Measuring Modes: Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times, Measuring Unit: 1/100th second

Delivery

Mainland UK

Standard: 1-2 Business days after dispatch
(Express delivery only available for orders placed before 2.30pm – Excluding weekends

& Bank Holidays)

Republic of Ireland & Channel Islands

Standard: 4-5 Business days after dispatch

Returns

If for any reason you change your mind or are not satisfied with your purchase, please return your purchase to Casio within 28 days of purchase. Please note that with the exception of faulty products, we cannot accept the return of items, which have been opened or used. This does not affect your statutory rights.

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Edited by a community support team member, 27 April 2023

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27th Apr
Display seems awful to read. Nice to have in a collection but for daily wear, wouldn't think so.
28th Apr
my worse Casio purchase of this year, when I got it a few months ago. The standard display is so much better. Think I am going to strip this down and as it as a second display like worn in Aliens.
29th Apr
Remember guys your allowed to use this in exams!
26th Apr
Reminds me of the 90s when this was 🔥
26th Apr
I miss the one what you could use to control TV
27th Apr
Brings back memories from school Had that and also the tv remote watch
27th Apr
Yep CMD-40, loved it so much that I bought a mint one a couple years back…used to open the infrared locking system on my parents car
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27th Apr
bought this earlier in the year, was the worst Casio purchase ever, literally the display can not be seen in most positions/angles. Would only recommend for serious collectors, I have the pacman and back to the future watch and both of those are better purchases.
27th Apr
27th Apr
I'm still waiting for a release of the remote control watch or some variant.
27th Apr
27th Apr
These are not to be confused with the original databank watches. These are a "modern" cut down version with just the calc.
I had the original databank & this seems a poor imitation to pull on the nostalgia heart strings.
27th Apr
not accurate, the original 80s ca53w labelled as a databank wasn't even a databank, it is functionally identical to this and was sold along side the more feature rich databanks, the only downside to this modern version is the negative display
26th Apr
A watch for calc.exe haters. :-)
27th Apr
Wot? No
26th Apr
A timeless beauty that tells the time.
27th Apr
Oh the nostalgia. This took me back many many years. You could say this was the first smart watch. Going to order this now.
27th Apr
Unidays discount not working
27th Apr
Back to 1990 prices as well
27th Apr
This was my first watch as a kid and I loved it! Cost £14 back in the 90’s. Equivalent to an Apple Watch at the time:)
27th Apr
Shows you how satisfied with things kids were back then and didn't expect a present the price of what an Apple watch would cost today.

UK inflation rates mean £14 in 1993 should be around £28 now.

We've had it relatively easy on inflation for most of those 30 years - just sadly not now..........
27th Apr
Thanks OP, another watch for my little collection
28th Apr
These were functional and actually useful in their day, talking probably late 80's.

In today's world with mobile phones I do not see any reason to be fiddling around with these tiny buttons. A good piece of nostalgia but with pretty much zero practical value.

Casio laughing all the way to the Ginkō still selling these with virtually no change to design or functionality over the years.
27th Apr
When my school teacher used to say "you can't have a calculator in your pocket all the time" , I'd love to tell her, I have one on my wrist instead. (edited)
27th Apr
And also in your pocket (a smartphone)
27th Apr
No further discounts on half price stuff as far as I know